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Originally Posted by JARblue
Finally getting those fire plans shipped out today. Write up my inspection from yesterday. Got another inspection scheduled at noon today. Facility assessment for the City tomorrow at 10 am.
There is another site visit tentatively scheduled for Friday, but those idiots asked me to signed some stupid vendor agreement (after we already executed a contract and performed work) that basically says if the owner gets sued for being stupid they can make me pay their attorney fees simply because we were present at the site 
Pure to that
Hopefully they won't balk at the markups to the agreement. I lose out on a lot of $$$ this way. But it's not worth the risk. Maybe I'll tell them I can sign it as is, but we'll have to re-execute the contract because my fees go up by a factor of 10,000 to cover the legal risk  |
Add a line to their contract that states you are only liable for up to amount of the purchase order (contract) in the event that your services are found to be in error.
Never be specific in writing a contract as the more ambiguity you have, the better off you would be in court should anything like that transpire
They might go for that. You certainly don’t want to sign some clause about unlimited liability....